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Issue Date: Nov 30, 1995
Bombings of two oil
depots of the state
owned Ceylon Petroleum Corp (CPQ
by the Sri LankqJ
Tigers has left the tiny island
state literally fuel-less. SO
much so that the Sri Lankan
government intends to big
diesel and jet fuel from foreign
countries. It is now in tflp
process of issuing tenders to
buy the fuel to cover
unexpected shortfall. The bomb
attacks destroyed 90,00"
tonnes (t) of crude oil and
65,000 t of oil products.
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